CBS Disagrees with Fed, Presents Worries about 'Credit Crunch

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'Evening News' hints that the Federal Reserve's decision not to lower interest rates is making it harder to get a mortgage.

Networks Use Bridge Tragedy to Build Support for Higher Taxes

Business
Minnesota disaster brings out media tendency to promote government, though they bash businesses under the same tragic circumstances.

Networks Use Bridge Tragedy to Build Support for Higher Taxes

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'World News' Criticizes 'Dirty' Coal Industry During Search for Trappe

Business
One guest, a left-wing writer, compares environmental advances in coal-burning technology to 'fat-free doughnuts.'

Networks Use Bridge Tragedy to Build Support for Higher Taxes

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Journalists blame taxpayers, not government incompetence, for infrastructure problems.

'World News' Uses Debated Health Claim to Promote Breastfeeding

Business
Industry spokeswoman disputes ABC report's claims that samples discourage breastfeeding.

CBS, NBC Mine Tragedy for Business Attack

Business
Viewers have to turn to ABC to find that Crandall Canyon Mine has a 'good' safety record.

A Bottled Water the Media Almost Like

Business
BusinessWeek details Icelandic Water Holdings' environmentalism, but is left unquenched.

Post Carries On about Carried Interest and Tax 'Loophole

Business
Newspaper attacks 'tax break' and calls would-be tax increase a 'reform.'

Housing: NBC Goes Negative, While ABC Offers Balance

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"Nightly News" continues trend of blaming housing woes for just about everything, while "World News" finds a business opportunity.

NBC Gets Back to the Garden to Stop Global Warming

Business
'Nightly News' report glosses over costs to taxpayers and bashes other crop yields for the urban green thumb cause.

Velshi: Gas and Oil Price Relationship Hard to Understand

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CNN 'American Morning' business reporter claims 'no mathematician' could figure it out, though he has in the past.

Media Manic About Wage Increase

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Media Manic About Wage Increase

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Journalists proclaim the 'good news' to viewers on ABC, CBS and CNN, skip talk of lost jobs and failed businesses.